“The government is not expected to get heavily involved in the procurement of future rolling stock for the existing railway, as has been the case with recent major orders for IEP, Thameslink and Crossrail. The stated government policy is for train operators and financiers to lead the planning and delivery of rolling stock, unless special circumstances apply. The government’s view is that effective competition for franchises is the best ...
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Rail Finance
Infrastructure Investment
Rolling Stock
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Bombardier Transportation UK
AMEC Foster Wheeler
Amey/Amey Rail
Angel Trains
Balfour Beatty Group
Knorr-Bremse Group
Siemens Rail Automation Holdings
Babcock Rail
Network Rail
Eversholt Rail (UK)
Porterbrook Leasing Company
Hitachi Rail Europe
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How has UK rail infrastructure investment developed in the last five years?
